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Cross-modal Correspondence between Vibrations and Colors

Cross-modal Correspondence between Vibrations and Colors

by Martina Megaro | Jun 6, 2017 | AR/VR, Machine Learning, Wireless Communication and Ubiquitous Computing

Cross-modal Correspondence between Vibrations and Colors   Do we feel colors? Visual perception is the key to creating realism and surrounding environments in virtual and mixed reality settings. June 6, 2017IEEE World Haptics Conference 2017  AuthorsAlexandra...
RFID Light Bulb: Enabling Ubiquitous Deployment of Interactive RFID Systems

RFID Light Bulb: Enabling Ubiquitous Deployment of Interactive RFID Systems

by Martina Megaro | Jun 5, 2017 | Digital Fabrication, Wireless Communication and Ubiquitous Computing

RFID Light Bulb: Enabling Ubiquitous Deployment of Interactive RFID Systems   In this work, we leverage advances in semiconductor optics, RF antenna design and system integration to create a hybrid RFID reader and smart LED lamp, in the form factor of a standard...
Riding the Airways: Ultra-Wideband Ambient Backscatter via Commercial Broadcast Systems

Riding the Airways: Ultra-Wideband Ambient Backscatter via Commercial Broadcast Systems

by Martina Megaro | May 1, 2017 | Visual Computing, Wireless Communication and Ubiquitous Computing

Riding the Airways: Ultra-Wideband Ambient Backscatter via Commercial Broadcast Systems   The goal of this work is to enable the ubiquitous deployment of ultra-low power nodes that communicate via ambient backscatter to wired Universal Backscatter Readers, in...
Learn How to Choose: Independent Detectors versus Composite Visual Phrases

Learn How to Choose: Independent Detectors versus Composite Visual Phrases

by Martina Megaro | Mar 27, 2017 | Video Processing, Visual Computing

Learn How to Choose: Independent Detectors versus Composite Visual Phrases   We propose a predictor that is based on a number of category specific features ( e.g., sample size, entropy, etc.) for whether independent or joint composite detector may be more...
Towards Robot Autonomy in Group Conversations: Understanding the Effects of Body Orientation and Gaze

Towards Robot Autonomy in Group Conversations: Understanding the Effects of Body Orientation and Gaze

by Martina Megaro | Mar 6, 2017 | Machine Learning, Robotics

Towards Robot Autonomy in Group Conversations: Understanding the Effects of Body Orientation and Gaze   For this experiment, we designed a novel protocol to induce changes in the robot’s group and study different social contexts. March 6, 2017Human Robot...
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